fateful造句

How can you overlook these fateful events?

This step involved many fateful consequences.

She looked back now to that fateful day in December.

So today, the Middle East stands at a fateful crossroads.

Charles made the fateful decision to march south.

Yet the Bush administration has stopped short of taking the fateful step of “weaponisation” in space.

"In this grave hour, perhaps the most fateful in our history..." the speech begins.

Had a few, fateful mutations changed an innocuous chimp virus into a human killer?

Then she’d have me do a Detailed Remembering re my fateful night.

All of this changed, however, one fateful day when Gandhi was denied a seat on a stagecoach in South Africa.

He made the fateful decision to re-cross Poland and Lithuania and strike directly at Moscow via Smolensk.

Much to my parents' consternation, it was the first film to make me utter those fateful words: "I want to be an actor."

It wasn't till that fateful day when I was faced with being arrested by the police for grand theft that I finally woke up.

But apart from one tabloid interview that he instantly regretted, the 31-year-old bodyguard remained as enigmatic as the last fateful seconds locked irretrievably inside his head.

We know from his own testimony the doubts and the pain this caused him, and that the controversy that would swirl around his actions would last until the fateful day he died.

Unable to drink from water trapped by tree leaves, she would have had to venture down to the lake to drink. This would have proved to be a fateful decision.

Now our hero is finally on his fateful quest, crossing paths with all manner of creatures - elves and goblins and Voldemort's pet snake - and steeling himself to cross wands with the Dark Lord.

I live in a world that my ancestor'd conquered long before man made fateful contact with my family and staked their claim to the riches of our southern seas.